A resident may transport home any wild animal or wild bird that that resident has killed and that is legally possessed, as long as that resident is properly licensed and has met all other requirements of this Part.__A resident may have any lawfully harvested wild animal or wild bird transported to a location other than that person's home without accompanying the wild animal or wild bird by obtaining a transportation permit from any game warden.__There is no fee for a permit issued under this section.

§12352. Transportation by nonresidents

A nonresident may transport to that person's home any lawfully harvested wild animal or wild bird.__A nonresident may have transported to that person's home by another individual or common carrier any wild animal or wild bird that that nonresident has lawfully harvested, as long as that person has obtained a transportation permit from any game warden and has met all the other requirements of this Part.__There is no fee for a permit issued under this section.

§12353. Method of transportation

Any wild animal or wild bird transported or offered for transportation must be open to view and accompanied by the person who killed that animal or bird, except that a wild animal or wild bird transported for nonresidents by common carrier need not be accompanied by the owner if all other requirements of this Part.

§12354. Common carriers

A common carrier accepting any wild animal or wild bird for transportation shall:

1.__Check license. Be satisfied that the person presenting that animal or bird for shipment is the person to whom the hunter's license offered for inspection was issued;

2.__Affix tags. Securely affix any tags and identification required by this chapter; and

3.__Make returns. Make such returns to the commissioner as the commissioner may require.

§12355. Unlawful transportation of wild animal or wild

bird